Program Guide 2019

PROGRAM GUIDE SBC of VIRGINIA

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W from OUR PRESIDENT Welcome to the 2019 SBC of Virginia annual meeting! Thank you for making the journey from across the Commonwealth to celebrate what God has done through our partnership of churches this year. There is a lot to celebrate, and we pray that God would unite our hearts together with joy and purpose during our gathering and the months to follow.

We will be encouraged by the annual reports, showing that our convention of churches is accomplishing so much for the glory of God. We will be inspired by the messages and worship which will bring us closer to Jesus and His purpose. We will be strengthened together as we fellowship with our SBC of Virginia family from all points of the Commonwealth.

I personally pray that God would overwhelm each of us gathered with His life-shaping, church-transforming, soul-satisfying love.

We are blessed as a convention of churches by our executive director, Dr. Brian Autry. His faithful leadership, saturated by wisdom and the gospel, is a gift from God to us. We are thankful for the tireless efforts of the SBC of Virginia staff who have worked so hard to make this Homecoming such a special time. The pastor, staff, and congregation of First Baptist Church of Roanoke also deserve our thanks for providing a marvelous welcome to us.

May God’s grace meet us and may His mission unite us to share the good news of His love so that together we may know and rejoice that Disciples Are Not Alone!

In the fields,

ERIC THOMAS

Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church, Norfolk President, SBC of Virginia

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WELCOME from OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR On behalf of your convention officers, executive board, SBC of Virginia team, and our wonderful host church and pastor, welcome to the SBC of Virginia Annual Homecoming. We pray that this will be much more than just another meeting, but instead, a time for SBC of Virginia churches to join together as we worship the Lord and celebrate how the Lord is working through His Church to plant, strengthen, mobilize, and revitalize churches.

Over the past few years our Annual Homecoming has emphasized You Are Not Alone – and those four words have become more than a theme but are now a thread that permeates our understanding of the SBC of Virginia.

In particular, this year’s Annual Homecoming is emphasizing Disciples Are Not Alone. Disciple-making is at the core of the Great Commission, and we want to call the SBC of Virginia to engage in a renewed focus on building healthy groups, teaching the Word, and reaching people with the Gospel.

As you experience this homecoming these next couple of days, our prayer is that you will be encouraged by the ministry that is taking place thanks to your church partnership in praying, sending, giving, and going through the SBC of Virginia.

Your brother in Christ,

BRIAN AUTRY

Executive Director, SBC of Virginia bautry@sbcv.org

@brian.autry.70

BrianAutry.com

@brianautry

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GREETINGS • 2 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS • 6 SPECIAL GUESTS • 9 SCHEDULE • 10 MEALS • 17 DESSERT RECEPTIONS • 18 BREAKOUT SESSIONS • 19 CAMPUS MAP • 24 EXHIBITS • 26 PARTNERS & PROVIDERS • 27 UPCOMING EVENTS • 28 NOTES • 30 SBC of VIRGINIA

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O.S. HAWKINS

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

President / Chief Executive Officer GuideStone Financial Resources

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O. S. Hawkins is the president and chief executive officer of GuideStone Financial Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention. Prior to the beginning of his tenure at GuideStone in 1997, Hawkins served as senior pastor of the historic First Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas and senior pastor of the First Baptist Church in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Hawkins is the author of more than 35 books. Hawkins and his wife, Susan, have two children and six grandchildren.

H.B. CHARLES JR.

Pastor, Shiloh Metropolitan Baptist Church, Jacksonville Rev. H.B. Charles Jr. is the pastor-teacher of Shiloh Metropolitan Baptist Church in Jacksonville, Florida.

At the June 2017 Southern Baptist Convention, Charles was historically and unanimously elected as the first African-American president for the SBC Pastors’ Conference. Charles is a national speaker and the author of several books. Charles and his wife, Crystal, have three children.

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VANCE PITMAN

Senior Pastor, Hope Church, Las Vegas

Vance Pitman is the senior pastor of Hope Church Las Vegas. As a seasoned church planter, commissioner of more than 50 churches in the western U.S., and a national mobilizer for the North American Mission Board, Pitman seeks to inspire people to join in God’s eternal, redemptive mission of making disciples and multiplying the church among every tribe, tongue, people, and nation. Pitman and his wife, Kristie, have four children and one granddaughter.

KEN WEATHERSBY

Vice President for Convention Advancement SBC Executive Committee

Dr. Ken Weathersby is the vice president for Convention Advancement with the SBC Executive Committee. Weathersby served in numerous roles at the North America Mission Board, New Orleans Baptist Seminary, and Tennessee Baptist Convention. Weathersby and his wife, Belva, have two children.

KEN WHITTEN

Senior Pastor, Idlewild Baptist Church, Tampa

Dr. Ken Whitten is the senior pastor of Idlewild Baptist Church in Lutz, Florida. Key highlights of Whitten’s 43 years of ministry include serving as the president of the Florida Baptist Convention, president of the SBC Pastors’ Conference, IMB Trustee, board member of the FCA National, board member of Guidestone, member of the Great Commission Task Force, and many other local to global SBC initiatives. Whitten and his wife, Ginny, have four children and 15 grandchildren.

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ERIC THOMAS

Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church, Norfolk President, SBC of Virginia

Dr. Eric Thomas has been the pastor of First Norfolk since 2003. He is husband to Eydie and father to four daughters. He has a passion for preaching God’s Word and helping those who are far from God find new life in Christ.

BRIAN AUTRY

Executive Director, SBC of Virginia

Dr. Brian Autry has been the executive director of the Southern Baptist Convention of Virginia (SBC of Virginia) since 2012. He previously started Parkway Baptist Church in Moseley, VA in 2002 and served as senior pastor. Brian and his wife, Jennifer, have three children, Melissa, Mark, and Jenna.

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SPECIAL GUESTS

CHARLES BILLINGSLEY Charles Billingsley is the teaching pastor at Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia. Launching his career more than two decades ago fronting GRAMMYÂŽ- nominated genre giants NewSong, Billingsley has since headlined more than 3,000 concerts and released 24 recordings as a solo artist. He regularly appears at such popular events as Women of Joy, Gridiron Men, and Celebrators, among numerous others. Charles and his wife, Shae, have two sons.

LU SCHOOL OF MUSIC WORSHIP CHOIRS The Worship Choirs are made up of Liberty University students who perform a wide-variety of sacred choral music, both traditional and contemporary. These teams perform in several events such as the College for a Weekend Concerts, Annual Homecoming Concert, Christmas on the Boulevard, and Night of Worship.

LU PRAISE is a group of dynamic musicians dedicated to glorifying

God through testimony, song, and worship. Liberty University students travel to sing in churches and special events such as the 58th Presidential Inauguration, Carols in the Capitol, and Hainan Music Festival in China.

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NOV 10 • S U N DAY EV E N I NG 5:15

Guest and Messenger Registration Opens

6:15

WORSHIP First Baptist Worship Team

WELCOME

Eric Thomas • President, SBC of Virginia

PRAYER Bryan Smith • Host Pastor

WORSHIP (continued)

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Brian Autry • Executive Director, SBC of Virginia

WORSHIP

First Baptist Worship Team

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INTRODUCTION AND PRAYER Kevin Cummings • Senior Pastor, Fincastle Baptist Church

MESSAGE O.S. Hawkins • Chief Executive Officer and President, GuideStone Financial Resources

8:15 ANNOUNCEMENTS Brian Autry • Executive Director, SBC of Virginia

BENEDICTION Robert Pochek • Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church, Charlottesville

8:30 DESSERT RECEPTIONS

• Fellowship and Dessert - Everyone Invited (The Crossing) • Q&A with O.S. Hawkins - Lessons Learned as a Pastor

and Leader (The Loft)

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NOV 11 • MON DAY MORN I NG 8:30

Guest and Messenger Registration Opens

9:00

WORSHIP First Baptist Worship Team

WELCOME, RECOGNITION OF SEMINARIES, PRAYER Eric Thomas • President, SBC of Virginia

BREAKOUT INSTRUCTIONS Steve Bradshaw • Director of Evangelism and Strategic Initiatives, SBC of Virginia

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BREAKOUT SESSION 1 • Descriptions can be found on page 19 • Locations are listed on the campus map on page 24-25

10:30

BREAKOUT SESSION 2

11:45

FELLOWSHIP LUNCHES • Phelps Hall • The Loft

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NOV 11 • MON DAY AF T ERNOON 1:15

WORSHIP First Baptist Worship Team

1:30 WELCOME

Brian Autry • Executive Director, SBC of Virginia

VETERAN’S DAY RECOGNITION AND PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING

COOPERATIVE PROGRAM GREETING AND MESSAGE Ken Weathersby • Vice President for Convention Advancement, SBC Executive Committee

2:00

BUSINESS SESSION Eric Thomas • President, SBC of Virginia • Introduction of Business and Reports • Executive Board Recommendation • Nominating Committee Report

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT STEWARDSHIP REPORT Brian Autry • Executive Director, SBC of Virginia Eddie Urbine • Chief Financial Officer, SBC of Virginia

2020 BUDGET AND MINISTRY INVESTMENT PLAN

MACEDONIA AWARDS

3:00 BREAK

• Welcome Reception for Newly Affiliated Churches

(Boxley Chapel)

• Ministry Investment Plan Q&A (Choir Room)

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WORSHIP First Baptist Worship Team

IMPORTANCE OF SMALL GROUPS PANEL DISCUSSION Drew Landry • Spotswood Baptist Church Kyle Hoover • Charlottesville Community Church Julian McGee • Calvary Evangelical Baptist Church

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INTRODUCTION AND PRAYER FOR KEN WHITTEN Eric Thomas • Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church, Norfolk

MESSAGE Ken Whitten • Senior Pastor, Idlewild Baptist Church, Tampa

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Brandon Pickett • Associate Executive Director,

SBC of Virginia BENEDICTION

Charles Maney • Senior Pastor, Mt. Tirzah Baptist Church

5:00

GREAT COMMISSION DINNER With special guest: Danny Franks, Summit Church

WOMEN’S MINISTRY DINNER With special guests: Eydie Thomas and Doris McFarland

DISCIPLESHIP DINNER With special guest: Allan Taylor, Executive Pastor of Ministries, First Baptist Concord

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NOV 11 • MON DAY EV E N I NG 6:45

WORSHIP Charles Billingsley with LU Praise and LU Choir

WELCOME

Eric Thomas • President, SBC of Virginia

PRAYER Raúl Santamaría • Church Planting Associate, Hispanic Ministries, SBC of Virginia EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT Brian Autry • Executive Director, SBC of Virginia SPECIAL MUSIC Charles Billingsley with LU Praise and LU Choir

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INTRODUCTION AND PRAYER Bryan Smith • Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church, Roanoke MESSAGE H.B. Charles Jr. • Senior Pastor, Shiloh Church, Jacksonville

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Brian Autry • Executive Director, SBC of Virginia

BENEDICTION Matthew Kirkland • Senior Pastor, Crosslink Community Church

9:00

DESSERT RECEPTION • Dessert Reception ‒ Everyone invited (The Crossing) • Next Gen Ministry Reception (Boxley Chapel) • Pastors of Education and Administration Reception (Fireside Room)

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NOV 12 • T U ES DAY MORN I NG 8:30

Guest and Messenger Registration Opens

9:00

WORSHIP First Baptist Worship Team

OPENING PRAYER Tim Ma • Senior Pastor, Emmanuel Baptist Church; Secretary, SBC of Virginia

CALL TO ORDER AND BUSINESS Eric Thomas • President, SBC of Virginia • Introduction of Business and Reports • Executive Board Report • Resolutions Committee Report

WORSHIP First Baptist Worship Team

9:30

NOT ALONE: Church Planting

9:45

INTRODUCTION AND PRAYER Steve Gentry • Senior Pastor, Village Church MESSAGE Vance Pitman • Senior Pastor, Hope Church, Las Vegas

10:15

WORSHIP First Baptist Worship Team

10:30

NOT ALONE: Mobilization

Tuesday morning continued on next page ▶

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NOV 12 • T U ES DAY MORN I NG

Continued from previous page

10:45

BUSINESS SESSION Eric Thomas • President, SBC of Virginia • Introduction of Business • Election of Officers

NOT ALONE: Revitalization

11:15

INTRODUCTION AND PRAYER Charles Shannon • Senior Pastor, Mission Church MESSAGE Eric Thomas • Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church, Norfolk; President, SBC of Virginia

APPRECIATION AND THANKS TO OUTGOING OFFICERS Brian Autry • Executive Director, SBC of Virginia

INTRODUCTION OF 2020 OFFICERS

BENEDICTION Jim Booth • Senior Pastor, Staples Mill Road Baptist Church; SBC of Virginia Executive Board Chairman

CLOSING SONG First Baptist Worship Team

12:30

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FELLOWSHIP LUNCH ‒ FOOD TRUCKS

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MEALS • MON DAY FELLOWSHIP LUNCH

The Loft & Phelps Hall Sponsored by Liberty University

GREAT COMMISSION DINNER Danny Franks, Pastor (Guest Services), Summit Church The Loft The Surprising Secret of a Healthy Group Life. Building “not alone” disciples takes effort. At this dinner you will learn that the secret weapon of assimilating people into your church and building small groups isn’t much of a secret...and the answer may be right under your nose!

DISCIPLESHIP DINNER Allan Taylor, Executive Pastor of Ministries, First Baptist Concord Phelps Hall Disciples are NOT Alone. This faith journey is not a solo trip. We need each other, and small groups provide us with much needed relationships.

WOMEN’S MINISTRY DINNER Eydie Thomas, Doris McFarland Straight Street Breaking Down the Dividing Walls. Creating cultures of unity.

MEALS • T U ES DAY FELLOWSHIP LUNCH Food Trucks

Thanks to your Gospel partnership, meals are provided at no charge to messengers and guests with registration!

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JOIN US FOR THESE DESSERT RECEPTIONS! SUNDAY EVENING PASTORS’ RECEPTION WITH O.S. HAWKINS The Loft Immediately following the conclusion of the evening service Q&A with Dr. Hawkins Lessons Learned As A Pastor and Leader

MONDAY EVENING NEXT GEN MINISTRY RECEPTION Boxley Chapel Immediately following the conclusion of the evening service Come network with fellow youth ministry leaders as we share dessert and our stories. Whether you’re a rookie or seasoned veteran, there’s room at the table for you.

PASTORS OF EDUCATION AND ADMINISTRATION Fireside Room Immediately following the conclusion of the evening service Bring your dessert and meet fellow education and discipleship leaders from around Virginia. A group of panelist will field questions and foster discussion.

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SUNDAY SCHOOL

SUNDAY SCHOOL AS A STRATEGY Allan Taylor Phelps Hall 9:15 AM 10:30 AM Every church has a mission − the Great Commission. Jesus was very clear about that. But most churches have no strategy to accomplish the mission. Enter groups! Mission is best accomplished in the context of small groups. Discover how you can use your groups to fulfill the mission!

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

LEADERSHIP

FINISHING WELL Chuck Lawless The Loft 9:15 AM 10:30 AM Nobody finishes ministry well by accident.

This breakout session takes a look at the strategies of church leaders who’ve finished well and challenges all of us to make these commitments today.

MISSIONS

MISSIONAL SMALL GROUPS George Siler & Jim Booth Choir Room 9:15 AM Discover how a small group can be engaged in international missions through missionary care, awareness of the mission, and prayer for the nations. Also, learn about opportunities to go!

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GUEST AWARENESS

THE SERMON STARTS IN THE PARKING LOT Danny Franks

Choir Room

10:30 AM

Every Sunday is somebody’s first Sunday. How do you make sure your first-time guests feel welcomed, cared for, and expected to return? In this breakout, you’ll learn five practical steps to increase the “guest awareness culture” at your church.

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DOCTRINE

TEACHING DOCTRINE IN SMALL GROUPS Keith & Amy Whitfield

Treehouse

9:15 AM

10:30 AM

Can doctrine be taught well in small groups, or is it just too difficult (and even dangerous) given how complex the discussions can be? Do you really want to turn your small group leaders loose, even your best and most biblically mature, to lead discussions on biblical themes and topics that are often times confusing and can even create division? For many, we suspect the tendency is to avoid doctrine in small groups and remain focused on practical points of application, because they are afraid bad theology will be taught or theological debate will dominate the discussion. However, for the sake of our faith, we believe doctrine must be taught well in small groups. This can be accomplished if leaders are trained on the purpose of doctrine, how to lead theological discussion, and basic beliefs of the church.

SMALL GROUPS

WHY SMALL GROUPS / SUNDAY SCHOOL ARE IMPORTANT VITAL! Dan Cook

A-503

9:15 AM

10:30 AM

Learn why your small group or Sunday School is not simply an important ministry that your church needs to pay attention to, but rather a vital ministry that will impact the health and growth of your church. You will learn from a practitioner who will share from practical experience the powerful impact that a healthy, missional small group or Sunday School ministry can have on your church.

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INVESTMENTS

THE FOUNDATION Eddie Urbine

Fireside Room

9:15 AM

The SBC of Virginia Foundation now offers loans for new construction, renovation and expansion, refinancing, and any other church-related purpose up to $10 million. We also now offer two classes of investments to meet your specific objectives. Whether you’re seeking income or liquidity, our Kingdom-minded investment options are designed with your ministry in mind. When you invest with us, you support Southern Baptist causes at home and around the world. Learn more about our services and how we can help you reach your ministry goals.

TEAMWORK

TEACHING TOGETHER Eric Thomas Phillip Herring

A-501

9:15 AM

Developing a team approach for teaching and developing disciples in the church.

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COACHING

COACHING FOR RESULTS Josh Turner Jamie Limato Matt Gregory

A-501

10:30 AM

Every church planter and pastor needs a great coach to ensure they are not alone. But where do we start the process? Find out how you can start a One Day Coaching Map today.

NEXTGEN

DISCIPLING GIRLS Lexi Judy

Game Room

9:15 AM

10:30 AM

What every church, youth pastor, and volunteer needs to know about discipling middle and high school girls.

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MINISTRY SAFE

THE MOST UNCOMFORTABLE (BUT NECESSARY) BREAKOUT AT ANNUAL HOMECOMING Brandon Pickett Rob Showers

Faith Chapel

9:15 AM

10:30 AM

You’ve heard the old advertisement, “This is not your father’s Oldsmobile?”

Well, the current culture is a long way from what our fathers and mothers had to deal with. We now have to talk about best practices related to sexual harassment and misconduct, child protection, and even what to do with sex offenders that come to your church. These two back-toback, one-hour breakouts will give pastors and church leaders helpful tools for dealing with these potential difficult scenarios.

CHILDREN’S MINISTRY

TRANSFORMATIONAL DISCIPLESHIP Cindy Middaugh

A-406

9:15 AM

Learn how to transform the children we teach by giving them tools they need to make good choices that will help build on their foundations and find their faith to become disciples of Jesus.

CHILDREN’S MINISTRY

DISCIPLING PRESCHOOLERS, IS IT POSSIBLE? Crystal Stratton

A-406

10:30 AM

During our time together, we are going to look at the spiritual foundations of preschool-age children. We will also discuss ways in which we can disciple young minds and hearts to be followers of Jesus.

WOMEN’S MINISTRY

DISCIPLESHIP − NOW WHAT? Maxine Porcher

Boxley Chapel

9:15 AM

Many women are engaged in discipleship studies for spiritual growth.

But is real transformation taking place? How would you know? In this session, we will discover that the outgrowth of discipleship is evidenced when women reach out to their neighbors and communities.

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WOMEN’S MINISTRY

THE ROLES OF WOMEN IN THE CHURCH Donna Paulk Boxley Chapel 10:30 AM Women play a valuable role in the church.

Understanding our role glorifies God and supports the mission of the church.

HISPANIC MINISTRY

CRECIMIENTO SANO DE LAS IGLESIAS (THE HEALTHY GROWTH OF CHURCHES) Sergio Guardia A-402 9:15 AM 10:30 AM ¿Como podemos ayudar a una iglesia que parece haberse estancado en su crecimiento?

Desarrollaremos los componentes prácticos y eternos que Dios nos ha dado para que podamos tener iglesias sanas que avanzan, independiente de su tamaño.

(How can we help a church that seems to have stalled in its growth? We will develop the practical and eternal components that God has given us so that we can have healthy churches that advance, regardless of their size.)

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Boxley Chapel

Worship Center Balcony

FLOOR 2 (GROUND LEVEL) C

Choir Room

Worship Center

The Crossing

Recreation Outreach Cen

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Sunday School

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Leadership

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Missions

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Guest Awareness

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Doctrine

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Small Groups

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Investments

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Teamwork

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Coaching

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Next Gen

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Hispanic Ministry

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OTHER: Entrances Bathrooms

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Prayer Station Exhibits Child Care Drop-Off & Pick-Up SBC of VIRGINIA

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EXHIBITS SBC of VIRGINIA MINISTRIES | sbcv.org Exhibits are located in the Recreation Outreach Center.

STRENGTHENING CHURCHES

MOBILIZING CHURCHES

PLANTING CHURCHES

REVITALIZING CHURCHES

CHILDREN’S MINISTRY

NEXTGEN

WOMEN’S MINISTRY

PRAYER

DISASTER RELIEF

FOUNDATION*

SBC OF VIRGINIA*

INNOVATIVE FAITH RESOURCES*

* There will be three stand alone displays in the Crossing: SBC of Virginia, SBCV Foundation, and Innovative Faith Resources.

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SBC of VIRGINIA PARTNERS GuideStone Financial Resources 888.984.8433 • guidestone.org

North American Mission Board 770.410.6000 • namb.net

International Mission Board 800.999.3113 • imb.org

Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary 919.761.2100 • sebts.edu

LifeWay Christian Resources 800.458.2772 • lifeway.com

OTHER RESOURCE PROVIDERS BDC Capital Management 804.965.0707 • bdc.capital Blue Ridge Institute for Theological Education 540.562.0924 • brite-va.org Bonhoeffer Haus bonhoefferhaus.com Capitol Commission 804.796.9411 • capitolcom.org Child Evangelism Fellowship of Virginia 804.359.4777 • cefonline.com

Hughes Associates Architect & Engineers 540.342.4002 • hughesae.com International Christian Centers for the Deaf 540.966.3345 • iccd.net Kids Outdoor Zone 512.292.1113 • kidsoutdoorzone.com Liberty University 434.582.2000 • liberty.edu Noble Warriors 804.447.1720 • noblewarriors.org

Clear Creek Baptist Bible College 606.337.3196 • ccbbc.edu

Northeastern Baptist College 802.753.7233 • nebcvt.org

Experience Israel 2021 sbcv.org/israel2021

Proven Men Ministries 301.514.6791 • provenmen.org

FaithRiders Motorcycle Ministry 757.650.5308 • faithriders.com

Publicaciones Faro de Gracia 336.792.2690 • farodegracia.org

The Family Foundation of Virginia 804.343.0010 • familyfoundation.org

Word of Life 302.388.8502 • lcm.wol.org

Hope Community Center 571.206.1520 • hopecommunitycenter.org

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UPCOMING EVENTS • 20 20 Throughout the year, the SBC of Virginia provides many opportunities to encourage and strengthen your ministry through training and fellowship.

For more 2020 events, visit sbcv.org/events

YOUTH EVANGELISM CONFERENCE

JANUARY 17-18 VIRGINIA BEACH Bring your youth group to Virginia Beach to inspire and equip them to share the Gospel with friends and family and to be compelled into a lifestyle of evangelism. Featuring I Am They, Brian Burgess, D.J. Pdogg, Legin, and Piercing Word. sbcv.org/yec

PRAYER SUMMIT 2020

JANUARY 21 NEW BRIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH, SANDSTON Hear from Gordon Fort and Susan Lafferty this January. Gather together for a corporate time of prayer and focus on missions. sbcv.org/prayersummit

EQUIP WOMEN’S CONFERENCE

JANUARY 25 FEBRUARY 29 MAY 2 VIRGINIA BEACH RICHMOND BRISTOL Experiencing God in the Unexpected. Equip is an event focused on helping women to grow and mature in their walk with God by identifying the tools available to them through prayer, Scripture, and the work of the Holy Spirit. sbcv.org/equip

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LEADING NOBLE MEN CONFERENCE

JANUARY 28 RICHMOND An incredible opportunity for pastors and leaders of men to learn how to lead noble men in real, authentic, life-changing community. noblewarriors.org/lnm

KIDS MINISTRY CONFERENCE

MARCH 7 MARCH 14 RICHMOND ROANOKE A conference for children’s ministry leaders to be equipped and encouraged to effectively minister to preschoolers and children in all areas of children’s ministry. Now in two locations! sbcv.org/kmc

WOMEN’S MINISTRY CONFERENCE WITH JACKIE HILL PERRY

MARCH 20-21 FREDERICKSBURG Join us as Jackie shares her story of God’s rescue from a lifestyle of homosexuality in her new book, Gay Girl Good God. sbcv.org/jackiehillperry

MINISTRY SAFE TRAININGS

MARCH 24 MARCH 25 GLEN ALLEN ROANOKE MinistrySafe provides a complete, 5-part child safety system to protect children and those who serve them in churches and child-serving organizations. Join us in one of two locations to learn more of this resource. sbcv.org/ministrysafe

DISASTER RELIEF TRAININGS Do you have a desire to bring Help, Healing, and Hope to those who have been impacted by disasters? There are many training opportunities this spring to help prepare you to respond! sbcv.org/dr

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